The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 22, 1936, Page 4

PAGE FOUR THE KEY WEST CITIZEN e eesecece eeece: ‘Ten Reasons Why Boys . seeccccccsecoccsesessses Se Church Group Gives Party watermelon beach wiener roast and party last evening on- the off Roosevelt Boulevard. Those attending this enjoyable) wil ‘begin at 9:00 o’clock. affair were: Mrs. Violet Sawyer, Dorothy) Orchestra will and! gram. of dance rhythm for the oc- Hjort, Sylvia DuBreuil, Mr. Mrs. Sam Goldsmith, Mir. and Mrs. William Monsalvatge, Miss sie Baker, Miss Elaine Johnson, Mrs. John Baldwin, Miss A'melia Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. Shanahan and daughters, James Pinder and sons, Rev. Ai Flos-| Dance Tonight At Second of the series of | Club is scheduled for tonight at | Habana-Madrid Club. The affair - George Deapand his 11-piece casion, sa} jthur B. Dimmick, Emil Sweeting, Mr. and Mrs. James. , S ! bil Roberts, Frank Alvarez, Mrs. alph Russell and . Miss” Addie PERSONAL MENTION ! weoecccccsccccoocooesosos | continued from Page One) "000 bushels, against 2,291,629,- 000 bushels a years ago. ; Republicans Hit Curtailment | | ‘Republican Chairman John| | Hamilton and Senator L. J. Dick. | Mrs, Nelda C. Collins, who was spending several weeks in Ha- vana with relatives and friends, returned on the Cuba yesterday. E. P. Johnson, keeper at Som- brero Reef lighthouse, who has been enjoying his quarterly vaca- tion with his family, will leave tomorrow for his station. State Senator Arthur Gomez, who has been on a business trip to different points in the state returned over the highway last night. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown left over the highway this morn- ing for Washington in company with their daughter Mrs. Ralph D. Spalding and son, Ralph, Jr., who were spending a pleasant vacation with the Browns. The Browns will return in September, Mr. were spending their annual Flor- ida vacation with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rom, of 1117 Fleming street, left this morning over the hi: way for their home in Washing-| ton. Dr. Wm. R. Warren and Mrs. Warren were passengers leaving on the Steamship Cuba yesterday afternoon for Tampa en route to Gainesville, Fla., where they will visit for a short time with their sons, William R. Warren, Jr., and George Allen Warren, students at Florida University. Miss Jennie Seymour left on the Cuba yesterday for Tampa and from there will proceed to Atlanta to visit for a while with her sister Mrs. Mery Payton another sister, Mrs. George Mor- tis who is also visiting there. Mrs. J. G. Albury and daugh- ters Elaine and Marguerite left yesterday afternoon on the Cuba fer Tampa where they will spend a vacation with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Will Baez are spending the week with relatives and friends and plan to leave Sunday for Miami where Mr. Baez is employed with the P. and 0. S. S. Company, R. C. Roberts, keeper at Som- brero, was to Igave today for the light and upon his arrival B. H. Lowe, fist assistant keeper, is to John Marsh-Ray Walker in BRILLIANT MARRIAGE Comedy and Short Reel Matinee: 5-10c; Night: 10-15¢ | fallmmmeateaatere amma canta OLD PAPERS SOSCOSSSSSSSSCTOOSSSSSSSLESSSSESESLETEOS MD ILL Anh AA ddd ike de ddded, < For and Mrs. Frank Rom whoj eeccccccecoceneveoeseoos 5 Bundles for 25 in bundle THE KEY WEST CITIZEN MLL IID SI IETS ISIS SLM. | VIEWS ARE GIVEN ‘inson of Iowa fired early shots, ‘asserting that New Deal crop cur- | tailment had increased hardships lin the drought area, i In the worst of the drought area it may not matter whether !more acreage or less acreage was | planted, since agricultural _spe- jcialists say nothing will be har- j Vested in many spots anyway. | Another issue arises from the wording of the two platforms. Would state administration of re- lief and crop control | (the Republican plan) meet the | emergency as well or better than j the centralized New Deal sys- item? agencies | All this may be a dry subject to ‘eastern ears, but not to the dry j belt. . ec ee Today’s H ay’s Horoscope eeneosoarse= e Today’s native is impulsive, wilful and daring. With the in- telligence bestowed by the past week and the intuitive judgement which goes with this degree, it is a strong position and leads to suecess. Take care to curb the impulsiveness so that the tions may not run away with the reason. emo- fleave for Key West for medical | attention. Mrs. D. Perez, daughter Cecile ‘and son Antonio, who were spend- ing a while with relatives and friends, left yesterday afternoon for their home in Tampa. Dr. J. H. Montgomery, of the , state plant board, who was in Key ‘West for a short visit with the unit operating in Monroe county. left yesterday afternoon for | Tampa en route to Gainesville, Fla. ————— JOE ALLEN i! Netary Public THOMASINE M. MILLER —BEAUTICIAN— Latest Air Cooled Method Permanents: $2.50 to $10.00 Hair Dyeing a Specialty 407 South St. Phone 574-. Sale 5c Lt kttttthttitbittéd te | Habana-Madrid i Members of the Choir Guild of! i 3 ‘ Col-jof scientific achievements.” | Saint Paul’s Church enjoyed a legiate Dances at Habana-Madrid | | p achat — A el -wtinnelr~wephinanottore VIEWS AND ReviEWS WORTHY SURPRISE | | What They Say Whether | Right Or Wrong ) Svcccccconseuecsceccesee| Oliver Lodge, emiment scientist: “The world is sick and tired Hugo E. Prager, Swiss business} If all the great nations were aes SS Ptenish a good pro-|22ns of the World War would|the We:ters Cornet Band, by the! have come trte.” 80 a Nikola Tesla, inventor, | old: H “I believe my abstinence from! aleohol during the latter part of my life has lopped off fifteen years from my life.” j Adrian Recinos, Guatemalan Min- ister: “Without the United States no} league of American nations could sueceed.” H Ralph Budd, president Burlington raliroad: “Industry ought to the problem of youth.” recognize ‘Theodore Roesevalt, former Gov-| ernor of Puerto Rico: “Though we have had insular} possessions for thirty-eight years we have not got a colonial serv-} ice.” i Winthrop W. Aldrich, banker: | “We must not aim solely at the security of special groups and neg'ect the security of all.” W. Randolph Burges: Federal Reserve Bank offi - “There is no magic in mone-} tery management which can ab- solve mankind from its volitical and economic sins.” Samuel Hoare, British naval head: “Wherever or whenever our se-! curity’ is endangered it is our! bounden duty to make such prep- | arations as will remove the dan- ger.” Frank Murphy, Governor Gen- eral, the Philippines: “] think the Filipino people are very grateful to the United States.” John Duggan, Reserve Catholic) Chaplain: | “Refuse the guidance of a} clergyman should he ask you to; be disloyal to your flag.” j Frederic R. Coudert, attorney: “The idea of a fool-proof neu- trality is the merest illusion.” | Charles E. Coughlin, Catholic priest: “The only radicals I know of | are the Democrats, Republicans and Socialists.” John D. Rockefeller, on his 97th birthday: | “I know I will live to be @ hundred, just as I predicted sev- eral years ago.” MONROE THEATER | Frank Buck’s FANG AND CLAW —also— The Garden Murder Case | Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches- tra, 15-20c; Night: 15-25¢ i Thompson Ice | grateful vein and then up Farley TO A WORTHY MAN’ TENDERED A. E. WELTERS. PRESIDENT OF LOCAL CORNET BAND (Contributed) An agreeable surprise was ten-j dered A. E. Welters, president of | | members of this organization, | which is a Federal Musical unit, | under WPA, on Monday evening, } July 20, at his residence, 215! Southard street. With the strains of “Hail, Hail | the Gang’s All Here”, the surprise! was on in full blast. The presi- dent was greeted when he appear- ed with the March, “Our Presi- dent”, by Miller. After its ren- dition, the entire band and friends of the organization were invited inside. The secretaty, Ed. M. Thomp- son, in a few brief remarks, in- formed the president of the band’s desire to tender him a surprise on his having reached the Biblical age of three score and ten years (70) and that the idea} was first suggested. by Herman Finlayson, a charter member, in which the membéx$ * -heartily agreed. The president replied ina very suddenly retired, and as the bovs struck and Riley’s “Music Goes Roundand Around,” the re- turned and invited the gang to a hastily prepared but sumptuous repast, refreshments galore. Remarks were made by Sam J. Bastian for himself and on be- half of the assistant leader, Rob- | ert But'er; also by Joseph Adams. “Tony”, as the president is| !familiarly known to the communi- ty at large in high esteem as be- ing a man of sober and industrial habits, is always in advance for any social and civic uplift of his people. 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